Spring Break is approaching, which means summer school is fast approaching. More than 9,000 UNC Charlotte students enrolled in at least one course during summer 2013.
Multicultural Movement Month, sponsored by the Department of Recreational Services, will explore differences in movement across cultures on three consecutive Mondays in February.
Will students stake their claim in this year’s 49er B-ball Challenge, or will faculty and staff extend their winning streak to four consecutive games?
Find out on Wednesday, Feb. 12, in Halton Arena. Doors for the contest will open at 5 p.m., and the game will tip off at 6 p.m. The event is free and open to the public.
UNC Charlotte Chancellor Philip L. Dubois and James Cook, professor of psychology, are the 2014 recipients of North Carolina Campus Compact’s Leo Lambert and Robert Sigmon Awards, respectively.
James Tabor, professor and chair of religious studies, will discuss the relationship between Israel and the United States at 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 12, at UNC Charlotte Center City, Room 204, as the fourth speaker in the 2014 Great Decisions lecture series.
UNC Charlotte’s 2014 football schedule will feature 11 games, including four against teams that were ranked or that received votes in the final 2013 FCS national polls.
Charlotte 49ers 2104 football season tickets are on sale now; the package includes all six home games, plus the spring game on April 5 for $190. Call 704-687-4949 for additional information and to place an order.
The Center for the Study of the New South will hold a series of events to examine “Soul Food: A Contemporary and Historical Exploration of New South Food.”
The University Botanical Gardens’ annual Valentine’s Day Orchid Sale will be 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 12, through Saturday, Feb. 15, at the McMillan Greenhouse.
Philanthropy in the form of private support from alumni, parents and friends of the University benefits the entire campus community. To raise awareness for how philanthropy impacts current students, the Division for University Advancement is launching its “Green with Gratitude” initiative.
